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Zimbabwe

Explore Zimbabwe

Discover Zimbabwe, a land of breathtaking contrasts and deep heritage. Stand before the thunderous Victoria Falls as mist rises into the sky, explore the ancient stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe that whisper stories of a powerful past, and watch herds of elephants roam the vast plains of Hwange.

Along the Zambezi in Mana Pools, follow animal tracks to the riverbank and witness wildlife gathering at dusk. Everywhere you go, you’re met with warm smiles, vibrant traditions, and a spirit of hospitality that makes you feel truly at home.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Zimbabwe at a glance

Located at the crossroads of ancient trade routes, colonial history, and vibrant living culture, Zimbabwe takes its name from a Shona phrase meaning “stone houses,” inspired by the enduring ruins of Great Zimbabwe in the southeast. The country embraces remarkable linguistic diversity, with 16 official languages, though English, Shona, and Ndebele are the most widely spoken. Each region moves to its own rhythm, reflected in local customs, music, and cuisine. From the lively markets of Harare to the quiet rural heartlands, daily life revolves around community, shared meals, and celebration. Agriculture remains a cornerstone of livelihoods, while traditional ceremonies continue to mark important moments in the lives of Zimbabwe’s people.

Zimbabwe Key Facts

Zimbabwe offers a mix of dry savannahs and cooler highlands, giving you a range of travel conditions depending on where you go.

The country is home to around 15 million people, and transactions commonly use the Zimbabwean dollar or US dollar.

You can visit Victoria Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world, or walk through the stone city ruins of Great Zimbabwe, which tell the story of an early African kingdom.

Harare
15 Million
Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL)
390,000 km²
May to October (Dry Season)
English / Shona / Sindebele

Travel Requirements For Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe offers a mix of dry savannahs and cooler highlands, giving you a range of travel conditions depending on where you go.

The country is home to around 15 million people, and transactions commonly use the Zimbabwean dollar or US dollar.

You can visit Victoria Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world, or walk through the stone city ruins of Great Zimbabwe, which tell the story of an early African kingdom.

Weather in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe offers a mix of dry savannahs and cooler highlands, giving you a range of travel conditions depending on where you go.

The country is home to around 15 million people, and transactions commonly use the Zimbabwean dollar or US dollar.

You can visit Victoria Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world, or walk through the stone city ruins of Great Zimbabwe, which tell the story of an early African kingdom.

What To Wear in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe offers a mix of dry savannahs and cooler highlands, giving you a range of travel conditions depending on where you go.

The country is home to around 15 million people, and transactions commonly use the Zimbabwean dollar or US dollar.

You can visit Victoria Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world, or walk through the stone city ruins of Great Zimbabwe, which tell the story of an early African kingdom.

Where to Stay

Find accommodations that enhance your journey, offering comfort, character, and the right setting wherever your travels take you. Designed to fit different travel styles, these stays add depth, ease, and enjoyment to every part of your trip.

Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls
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